These lists has been compiled by Volunteers serving in [[{{#explode:Packing list for Benin| |3}} {{#explode:Packing list for Benin| |4}} {{#explode:Packing list for Benin| |5}}]] based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list!

These lists have been compiled by Volunteers serving in
Benin and are based on their experiences. Use it as an
informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that
experience is individual. There is no perfect list! You can
always have century 21 broker properti jual beli sewa rumah Indonesia things sent to you later. You obviously cannot
bring everything we mention, so consider those items that
make the most sense to you personally and professionally.
As you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have an
80-pound weight restriction on baggage. And remember, you
can get almost everything you need in Benin. Clothing can
very easily be tailor-made from local fabrics. Second-hand
clothing is also very popular across Benin and is available in
many markets. It is not necessary to bring a large amount of
clothing. Nice-quality shoes and sandals can also be made in country.
Luggage should be durable, lightweight, and easy to carry as you will be responsible for transporting it in-country.
Duffel bags and backpacks without frames work well. A good
backpack is priceless because you will likely travel in-country
regularly. Almost century 21 broker properti jual beli sewa rumah Indonesia all the basic items you need can be found
here; however, they may not be good quality or they may be
expensive. So, if you are particular about something, bring
lots!

Two pair prescription eyeglasses, consider prescription sunglasses as well

Flashlight or headlamp with batteries and replacement bulb

Two bathing suits (no bikinis for women)

Sunglasses

English dictionary (TEFL)

Comfortable shoes (toe and ankle strap sandals like Tevas, Chacos are popular with volunteers; note: if you don't like them, but think you might wear them--you probably won't; so don't spend the money on them unless you really think you'll wear them.)

One pair of dress shoes

Good pair of tennis shoes

Business casual clothing in breathable fabrics (two outfits minimum for TEFL Volunteers) - no need to bring a suit or sport coat.

Almost every type of toiletry is available here, but some
are quite expensive (such as deodorant, facial creams, and toners). If you prefer a certain
brand name, stock up, but otherwise bring a three-month
supply for the duration of training.

Hand wipes

Medical supplies if special medicine is taken or a preference on certain brands

Towel

Aloe-Vera

Tampons (small OB ones pack well or bring a diva cup because here they are expensive)

Good hair conditioner

Hair ties

Nail clippers, nail file

Contact lenses and enough solution for two years (Peace Corps does not recommend wearing contacts due to dusty conditions and does not provide solution)

Deodorant (note that deodorant salt crystals work well and could last your whole service; they’re small, too!)